The phrase "adequately large" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is sufficiently big or ample for a particular purpose or requirement.
Example: "The storage room is adequately large to accommodate all the supplies we need for the event."
Alternatives: "sufficiently large" or "appropriately sized".
This shear resistance is necessary to provide the pad with an adequately large vertical stiffness.
Hence, to ensure that rocking is materialized through uplifting rather than sinking, an adequately large FSv is required.
If the amount of experiments N is adequately large, then the entire loss caused by failures throughout N trials is Nf × C.
Hence, matching plain bitstrings in a biometric verification system guarantees a rescaled L1 distance-based classification performance when S d = n LSSC d + 1 is adequately large.
Valuable comparisons can only inform her predictions if she has a database of comparable cases that are broad enough to generate adequately large sample sizes and are sufficiently narrow to be relevant.
The rise was not matched by oil producers, however, with BP falling 2.8% in London, as investors worried that producers would not be able to match rapidly declining demand with adequately large production cuts.
In both cases, the values of TD and TFC for an optimal combination of control factors were adequately larger as compared to those of initial set of process parameters and equal to 0.8168.
For the relation between cholecystectomy and colorectal cancer to be adequately characterised, large cohort studies with a long duration of follow-up and adequate assessment of potential confounding factors are necessary.
The current regulatory regime for consumer credit has not adequately protected large numbers of borrowers.
Thus the simulation can adequately resolve large scale waves [21].
Studies suggest that LUS can adequately quantify large and small pneumothoraces, but not moderately sized ones [96, 99].
